Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-07

I5s8 N ovel ties at Giles 81 Sheph 3.
Rice q Lash brook want 10, 600 chick
ems and turkeys. " III pay for them II
Egrocerles OF cash. 1E8##
Books Booksl a new stock jusl
opened out st Pooler5& Weber 8. Also
an elegant line Of fancy toilet goods
Good time to select your holiday presents.
See advertisement, i. Z. May 8 Co.,
for Statesmen Wanted and send fol
our new catalogue Of greenhouse, bulb
and bedding plants, mailed free on appli,
cation. ID #@s ..2.s :."%. S.555...
The public appreciate good thing,
the Macarthur hat and coat racks. Only
a few days left In which to order fol
Christmas. Austin Furniture Go. 4 l1
The temperance lecture at the Con
gregatlonal church Sunday evening by
Prot. Cornwall was good one. full OF
good argument, and was listened to by q
large audience. = - 70 '' ',.'@ 2,,>'=z
Mrs. H. L. Haney has added to he1
millinery store full line of fancy goods.
Her customers will find her supplied with
complete stock of hats, bonuets, and a
general millinery line. )" 49,
by the Wells Advocate we see that
our old friend K. F. Woodward has been
elected librarian and treasurer of the
Wells Bible Society, in place of o. F.
Southwick, who was elected president.
Your time is limited if you want the
best photographs for Christmas presents.
all sizes from stamp size up. Uniting a
speciality. Come early and get the best,
at E, Fl. Austln's art studio, over Pooler
& Webber's drug store.
w. G.. Fuller intends to open All
Ice rink on the river near the Hotel Rob-
inson, as soon as the weather will allow
it to freeze properly. The first cold
weather will see the Queen city ice rink
IN running order.
christmas is coming and everygentle-
man customer of the Second Hand Store
and Tin Shop will receive for Christmas
present, genuine General Jackson meer-
schaum pipe. To each lady customer will
be given highly polished toilet article
one of the most useful ever invented.
IS. G. johnson, of Albert Lea, re-
ceived $93.75 last week from the Farm
ers' Mutual Live Stock Association, of
this place. Peter Jensen, of Owatonna,
also received $685. for the loss of colt.
Pretty good and much better that dead
animals.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad company has about concluded to
move their car shops from Dubuque, Ia,
in order to get a more central location
for them. Austin is the place for them
and the railroad company should be
made to see it. if they have not done so.
See ad. in another column of Feihn
& Briebach, who are now running the
Boston meat market on the north side of
Mill street. Mr.. Briebach is new man
in Austin, having come over from Wy
koff recently. He is an experienced
butcher and intends to satisfy all patrons
of the Boston market.
Hayes Brothers are offering their GUS
toners choice from splendid line Of
watches and jewelry. They have the
largest and finest stock in the county on
their shelves, and on almost any day IN
the week can give buyers a chance to Sc
lect their goods from stocks worth from
$50, 600 to $50, 900 IN addition to their own.
The M. E. Church has got so far
along on the way to completion that ser
vices were held there last Sabbath. The
attendance completely filled the seats
that had been provided for the occasion
and indicates the interest that is taken in
the new structure by the society and
friends.
John A. Thompson, one of the in
fluential farmers of Window township,
started for southern California last week
Tuesday Mr.. Thompson goes to Cali
fornia with the purpose of locating there
if he finds things satisfactory. Minneso-
ia winters are trial to a man of Mr..
Thompson's years, without first class
health. Mr.. Thompson and family will
be much missed in their neighborhood.
Owatonna Journal and Herald: The
notorious Fl. G. VanLeuven, of the
Spring Valley Vidette, has been putting
his foot into the Austin wates works bus
mess and finds he has cot into hot water.
He published an anonymous correspon-
dence accusing the aldermen of Austin
of corruption and was arrested on a
charge OF criminal libel and bound over
to appear before the district court, in the
sum ot$2oo. .....~ n .....:s
One of the most pleasant occasions
last week of the many parties and recep-
tons, was a birthday party, gotten up by
Mrs Oscar Avers in honor of her father.